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Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Fri May 03, 2019 7:09 am
by paulthepilot5
Current setup, haven’t done any dyno runs yet getting the pump upgraded


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Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Sun May 12, 2019 9:27 am
by paulthepilot5
dieselguy86 wrote:Well, how's it doing?

Bit of an update, crank snapped the other day :roll:

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2019 6:13 am
by paulthepilot5
So after the crank snapping incident I have almost finished building my spare engine. Crank may have had an issue due to a loose harmonic balancer about 6 months ago, this may have caused damage at the time.Anyway, have upgraded crank and a few other things including camshaft. 12mm pump is on its way as well. Also going to run the larger TD04HL-19t for the high pressure turbo, (original one was a TD04L-19t)

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Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2019 9:48 pm
by dieselguy86
Looks fantastic, definitely giving me the push to get mine finished

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2019 8:11 am
by paulthepilot5
Gave it the first run after the rebuild this afternoon

https://youtu.be/r3hg-txeRPc

Cheers

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 1:31 am
by Downhillnz
Have you got any photos of the hotside Paul? I'm looking to do something similar

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 7:28 am
by paulthepilot5
Downhillnz wrote:Have you got any photos of the hotside Paul? I'm looking to do something similar

Yes, here are some pics. I have all the manifold, turbos and pipework bolted on now

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Cheers Paul

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Tue Jul 16, 2019 10:57 pm
by dieselguy86
Excellent craftsmanship and quality. You did a great job making sure things were built with purpose, from the Wastegate outlet merging on an angle, to the bellows for stress free expansion, well done! Also love the v band, makes removal/ installation alot quicker.

Re: 4JB1T Compound turbo setup

Posted: Wed Jul 17, 2019 6:33 am
by paulthepilot5
dieselguy86 wrote:Excellent craftsmanship and quality. You did a great job making sure things were built with purpose, from the Wastegate outlet merging on an angle, to the bellows for stress free expansion, well done! Also love the v band, makes removal/ installation alot quicker.

Thanks for that. Took a bit of mocking up to get right and a few things were just a luck. (like still being able to take the rocker cover off. The atmospheric turbo can be removed in about 10mins, makes access to everything else a lot easier. Was quite difficult to get coolant and oil hoses running nicely and keeping them from contacting exhaust components. So I’m going to do all the coolant lines in 3/8 alloy hard line with AN fittings, 1/4 hard line for oil supply. These will go from some distribution blocks for both coolant and oil. Have to make up some 3/4 R14 stainless/Teflon lines for the oil drains, going to another block bolted to the dump in place of the factory drain.